Big Sky Engineering’s Cutting-Edge Medical Assembly Automation
Medical Assembly – Custom Automation Big Sky Engineering’s custom-automated medical machines ensure precision, efficiency, and adherence to the highest quality standards. Our automation solutions cater to all volume-level production requirements while maintaining a clean and sterile manufacturing environment. From precision instrumentation, sterile packaging, medical package assembly, medical box cutting, medical cap, and closure machines, All…
Fastest Closure Lining Machine in the World
Unveiling the Fastest Closure Lining Machine in The World! At Big Sky Engineering, accuracy meets speed in our latest innovation, the fastest closure lining machine worldwide. We were formerly known as CapTech Automation. Big Sky Lining has incorporated top talent, research, and development to produce the new and improved cutting-edge cap 5-11 lining machine. …
The Evolution of Automatic Splicers
Rolls of material are commonly used in manufacturing processes for the printing, packaging, and textile industries. When the material runs out, a new roll must be joined, or spliced, to the old one so production can continue. Traditionally, splicing is a manual process that requires stopping the machine to add a new roll, resulting in…
The Art of Stacking Caps
Stacking caps as efficiently and precisely as possible is essential to streamlining numerous packaging, manufacturing, and logistics processes. Cap stacking technologies date back to the beginnings of industrial automation, as companies sought ways to increase quality and efficiency in operations by improving upon manual processes. With automated cap stacking solutions, manufacturers can simultaneously optimize throughput…
SCARA and Delta Robots
For 25 years, the team at Big Sky Engineering, Inc. has specialized in comprehensive, innovative automation solutions at competitive prices. SCARA and Delta robots are two examples of automated equipment applicable for tasks such as palletizing and depalletizing, assembly line production, pick and place operations, and much more. Learn about these robots’ applications and advantages,…
Fixed Automation System: What It Is and Its Application in Manufacturing
Manufacturing automation is increasingly critical for companies to stay competitive in a changing market. Automation uses technology to perform tasks automatically, rather than using direct human labor. With automation, manufacturers increase production speed and efficiency while reducing the potential for human error and injury. Fixed automation, or hard automation, is one of the most popular…
Types of Conveyors for Industrial Applications
Conveyor systems have become increasingly critical for speedy, reliable production in a variety of industries. At their most basic, conveyor systems use a frame that supports a belt, rollers, or wheels to transport materials from one location to another. They are powered using a variety of methods, including electrical motors, manual actuation, or gravity. Conveyors…
Feeder Systems for Production Lines: What They Are and How They Work
Feeder automation is one of the best ways to improve assembly-line efficiency. But what is feeder automation, exactly? Broadly, the term refers to replacing costly manual labor with faster, more accurate machines that can select, sort, orient, and transport components through the assembly line. Most companies that move high volumes of small parts can benefit…
The Role of Vision Inspection Systems in Cap Lining Technology
Vision inspection systems use cameras to automate visual inspections of products, identifying and separating defects while maintaining high productivity. Here, we’ll explore what vision inspection systems do and how they can be used for inspecting cap lining during production. What Are Vision Inspection Systems? Vision inspection systems are automated devices that use cameras, video, lighting,…
The Rise of Collaborative Robots: FANUC Cobot Integration
As human-robot interaction continues to grow, so does the need for safe and efficient collaborative robotics. Collaborative robots, otherwise known as cobots, are a type of robot that can safely and effectively work alongside human workers in various industrial and manufacturing settings. Unlike conventional robots, which are typically caged and require certain safety measures to…